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FOUR-YEAR-OLD Monaghan boy Ceejay McArdle made a name for himself by becoming Ireland’s youngest Garda at a ceremony last year.

Ceejay was sadly diagnosed with leukaemia at the age of two – but that hasn’t stopped him joining the force thanks to his ambition to fight crime.

And last night we saw him guarding the door of RTÉ before the Ray D’Arcy Show

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And he brought along a friend for the show – in the shape of Sargeant Jordan:

Eight-year-old Jordan was in studio to chat to Ray in a small segement last night

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Ceejay was all tucked up in bed by the time the show went to air – but he graduated from the Garda College from earlier this year

Sergeant Ceejay McArdle has the #Garda walk down pat pic.twitter.com/hslr68eGWk

— Juliette Gash (@JulietteGash) June 8, 2016

He’s always receiving sound messages from police forces around the world, and raising money for the battle against Leukemia.

Good man Ceejay – please never go on strike

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He was strict enough on Marty Whelan, in fairness to him.

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